Usage

Basic Usage

Exiting the app

The default settings don’t allow the user to exit the app with the back, home and recent apps button. To exit the app you need to use a key combination and a PIN.

On the Nautiz X4 and Nautiz X8 that key combination is F1, F2, F3, F2. On the Nautix X2 you need to use the side keys and press, top-left, top-right, bottom-left, top-right.
When asked for a PIN, use the value you have set up in the settings or 2580 as the default value.

Device specific notes

Hardware keys settings

The settings at Hardware Keys > Block keys and System keys are only used on the Nautiz X4 and Nautiz X8 and don’t have any effect on other hardware.

Recent apps lockdown

On the Nautiz X2 (and other Android 5+ devices) you’ll have to enable the Kiosk Service at Settings > Accessibility to block the recent apps key.

Settings

Homepage

Set the page you want to load when the app opens. Hint: The KioskBrowser will not prevent the user from leaving this domain.

PIN

This is the pin that is needed to exit the app with the “Exit with PIN prompt” option and to open the settings

Start after boot

Enable this to start the app after the system is started (Autostart)

Hide the status bar

Hide the Android status bar at the top. Hint: Regardless of this setting, the app will prevent the user from pulling down the status bar.

Block touch input

Block all touch interaction on the website.

Hardware Keys

Different settings for hardware keys on Nautiz X4 and Nautiz X8 as well as settings for long press and patterns.

Block keys

Block/disable hardware keys depending on the System keys options on Nautiz X4 and Nautiz X8

F1-F4, Menu Longspress

Set an event to occur after long pressing a hardware key

F1>F2>F3>F2, F1>F3>F2>F3 Action

Set an event to occur after the key pattern was pressed

Use custom User-Agent

Enable the browser to send a different HTTP User-Agent to the server on each request

Custom User-Agent

Define the string to be sent as the HTTP User-Agent when the “Use custom User-Agent” option is enabled

Progressbar color

Change the color for the loading indicator that is shown on the top edge of the window

Force speaker output

Force all output from the browser page through the speaker even if a headset is connected

Dialog sound

This sound is used for Javascript Alert and Prompt dialogs

Scan success sound

This sound is played when a barcode or NFC tag has been read successfully

Scan failure sound

This sound is played when an NFC tag can’t be read or the scanner timeout is hit

NFC

Settings for NFC and Mifare tags

Enable NFC

Enables the NFC functionality on supported devices

Prefix, Suffix

Set a prefix or suffix to be sent with the NFC data

Read block data

Enable to read Mifare block data

Mifare Key A

Set the key for encrypted sectors or use the default FFFFFFFFFFFF key

Mifare Block

Set the block index to read value. Hint: The key must be provided of the sector this block is located in

App Version

Shows the current app version and version code

XWalk Version

Shows the version of the xWalk library used to render the web pages